Britain Iceland bring fish dispute to NATO council
London reports Britain and Iceland escalate their fishing quarrel, with Iceland banning British planes from Keflavik. NATO council in Brussels to discuss. UK navy warned to avoid entering Icelandic waters while Iceland expands fishing zone from 12 to 40 miles. Gunboat presence reported as tensions rise.
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Courts Clash Over Desegregation Boundaries And Busing
A court ruling argues for desegregation across county lines affecting some 78 000 students while a circuit court dissent says state action no longer shows racial bias in Richmond Henrico and Chesterfield. Other actions include Massachusetts law on desecration of the American flag and NLRB limits on union fines. A judge election one man one vote stance remains contested.
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Clause Votes Addition to U. Hospitals
Iowa House approves SCR 12 authorizing a $13.9 million eight story addition to University hospitals north of the Tower in Iowa City funded by $10 million in revenue bonds and $3.9 million from reserve. The plan prompts debate over frontage views of the Gothic tower amid party line votes.
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Climber Reichardt Reaches Dhaulagiri Summit After Escape
Dr Louis Reichardt led a three man team to the 26795 foot summit of Dhaulagiri with John Rosskelly and Sherpa Shambett. They reached the top Saturday and raised American and Nepalese flags for about 40 minutes before descending.
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Russians Draft Jewish Activist Levich in Siberia
Jowiat sources say 25 year old Jewish activist Levich, an astrophysicist, was drafted without proper medical exam and sent to the Baikal Military District in Siberia. He was seized on a Moscow street by plainclothes police while en route to a medical check ordered by a district commander. His father, Benjamin Levich, an electrochemist and Soviet Academy of Sciences member, has also sought emigration to Israel without success.
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Mayor Rizzo Seeks New Home As Costs Surge
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo and his wife Carmella face mounting bills after a contractor built a $140,000 home atop the city’s highest point. With costs rising by another $70,000, the mayor plans to abandon the house before moving in and may sell it.
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California Gold Still Too Costly, Official Claims
California gold remains costly to mine say Homestake officials, with no rush expected unless gold hits twelve dollars per troy ounce. Environmental opposition and high costs deter big-scale California mining, despite remaining gold in the mother lode. Homestake, headquartered in San Francisco, notes Lead, South Dakota operations produced 400,000 ounces last year, about 22 percent of U.S. total.
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Vesco and Six Officials Targeted by Swiss Arrest Warrant
Geneva AP report says Robert Vesco and five other former or current investors officials are among those ordered arrested by Swiss authorities for questioning on fraud suspicions. Vesco faces U S indictment over a secret $200000 cash donation to President Nixon's re election campaign. Swiss warrants issued February 1 with the aim to question.
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Harriet Jordan 110 Dies In Elgin Rites
Harriet Jordan age 110 died Sunday in Elgin with services Tuesday at 1 30 at Muehlethaler's. She lived in Elgin most her life then moved to Dubuque twenty years ago. No immediate survivors listed. The piece also notes Bernard Cornfield founder of JOS was arrested in Geneva on fraud and mismanagement charges.
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Merchant at Luana Arthur Berg Dies
LUANA Arthur Berg 56 operator of Berg's Hardware in Guana since 1921 died Friday. Former Tayo councilman for Liane. Survived by wife Amelia. Services Tuesday at 10:10 at John s Lutheran Church. Schultz Funeral Home of Manona in charge
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Thieves Note Lock Your Car Week in Cedar Rapids
Police reported thefts over the weekend during Lock Your Car Week in Cedar Rapids. Eight cars were checked. five were left unlocked and about $900 in items were stolen including clothing tools tape equipment a steering wheel and a tachometer. Stolen items from unlocked vehicles and unentered cars included tires hubcaps and license plates.
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Dallas Salute Plans Three Day Vietnam Vet Homecoming
Dallas Salute Committee reports over 300 Vietnam prisoners of war have accepted invitations for a three day homecoming celebration in Dallas honoring Vietnam war veterans.
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Farmer Lyal Mitchell Found Dead Near Tractor
Lyal Mitchell 5 was found dead Sunday evening beside an upright tractor, appearing to have been crushed while repairing the machine. An autopsy was to determine cause of death, with services pending at Martin's. Surviving are his father Ora two sons Gary and Ray five grandchildren all of Waykon and a sister Marie Klees Burlington. His wife Merle died in a traffic accident June 5 1972.
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Government Plans End To Interest Ceilings
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration plans a five year phase out of interest ceilings on savings, checking accounts, and time deposits. The move aims to raise consumer savers returns while easing constraints on banks and savings institutions. The proposal, part of broader financial reforms, would shift ceilings from 44 percent on passbook accounts to 5.70 percent on two year or longer CDs, with variations for savings and savings and loan associations. Aimed at five year phase out, it follows debates and prior commissions urging elimination of outdated controls dating to 1936.
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Tresbury Department Debated End to Ceilings
The Tresbury department pressed for an almost immediate end to the ceilings but lost the argument when the administration's committee of aides considered the proposal.
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Inflation Now Biggest Worry, Gallup Poll Finds
Gallup survey of 1,631 adults May 4-6 shows high cost of living as the top concern at 62 percent, crime at 17 percent, and government corruption and drugs at 16 percent each. Southeast Asia war drops to 7 percent, vs 35 percent in late January.
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Workman Killed In 20-Foot Fall At Lansing Plant
Delbert Russell, 46, was killed Saturday after falling through a roof hole while repairing at Technomat plant in Lansing. He died instantly. survivors include wife Ruth and three children Don Debbie and Donna. Services planned Tuesday at 1:20 PM at United Methodist Church Thornburg Funeral Home in charge.
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